I'm just wondering what people use for release paper when dry mounting.
The stuff I have seems to be a wax coated paper and I'm concerned about leaving a coating of wax on the print surface when dry mounting.
It saves the bona fide big release paper for the projects that really needs it. I only have a few big sheets, and I shutter at the cost of buying a new batch; the lot of it is not cheap.
Try parchment paper used in baking that's available in supermarkets. It's made for oven temperatures, obviously doesn't leach out anything that would interfere with the taste or wholesomeness of baked goods, and is a damn sight less expensive than proprietary release paper.
Brings a whole new meaning to tasteful prints. Must try them sometime
Try parchment paper used in baking that's available in supermarkets. It's made for oven temperatures, obviously doesn't leach out anything that would interfere with the taste or wholesomeness of baked goods, and is a damn sight less expensive than proprietary release paper.
well looking up parchment paper I came across the following:
"Quilon is a chemical containing chrome a heavy metal which when incinerated becomes toxic and leaves trace elements. The majority of parchment papers are quilon-coated due to its cheaper cost."
There were also silicone coated parchment papers.
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